Mortgage rate guide 7 lenders tracked

Remortgage mortgage rates

Use RateWatch as a mortgage rate tracker for current remortgage rates in the UK by lender, LTV, term and fee.

Mortgage RatesRemortgagemortgage rate trackercurrent mortgage rates UKUpdated 13 June 2026
Best available rate3.72%Barclays at 70% LTV, 2 Year Fixed, GBP 999
Lenders with data7Major UK lenders tracked
LTV bands8Filtered from live rate tables
Latest lender update13 June 2026Daily scraper data

Which lenders look competitive for remortgage borrowers right now?

This page compares remortgage mortgage rates. It is built for homeowners whose current mortgage deal is ending or who want to compare a new lender against a product-transfer option. It is designed for people searching current mortgage rates UK and checking how lender pricing has moved. The latest lender update included on this page is 13 June 2026, with 7 lenders and 42 current table rows in scope.

Mortgage rate tracker for current UK rates

RateWatch is built for borrowers and brokers who want a mortgage rates tracker that goes beyond a static table. The page brings together lender, LTV, product term, fee tier and update date so you can compare current mortgage rates UK-wide with useful context.

If you are asking how to check mortgage rates daily, start with the update date, then compare similar products rather than mixing borrower types. The latest update in this view is 13 June 2026, so it can help answer what is the mortgage rate today within this remortgage dataset. When comparing the best mortgage rate tracker options, look for transparent lender data, clear dates and a way to separate remortgage, new purchase and first-time buyer rates. Unlike a broad interest rate tracker, this view is focused on mortgage products and lender eligibility context.

Best captured rates by product type

2 Year Fixed 3.72%

Barclays at 70% LTV, GBP 999. Average captured rate: 4.82% across 42 rows.

5 Year Fixed 3.82%

Barclays at 70% LTV, GBP 999. Average captured rate: 4.79% across 41 rows.

Tracker 3.96%

Halifax at 60% LTV, GBP 999. Average captured rate: 4.28% across 29 rows.

How to use this remortgage comparison

For remortgage borrowers, timing matters. Many borrowers start comparing around six months before their current deal ends, because some lenders let you secure a new offer before the existing rate expires.

The table below helps you compare the headline rate, LTV and fee together. It should sit alongside your current lender's product-transfer offer, legal costs, valuation requirements and any early repayment charge.

In this dataset, the leading captured rate is 3.72% from Barclays, but the right deal depends on whether that product matches your LTV, fee preference and eligibility.

Lender snapshot

This view summarises the strongest captured rate per lender within the current page filters. It is designed to help you spot which lenders deserve a closer look before you use the full table.

Barclays 3.72%

2 Year Fixed at 70% LTV, GBP 999. Latest row: 29 May 2026.

Nationwide 4.40%

2 Year Fixed at 60% LTV, GBP 999. Latest row: 10 June 2026.

HSBC 4.55%

2 Year Fixed at 60% LTV, GBP 999. Latest row: 10 June 2026.

Santander 4.56%

2 Year Fixed at 60% LTV, GBP 999. Latest row: 5 June 2026.

Halifax 4.58%

2 Year Fixed at 65% LTV, GBP 999. Latest row: 8 June 2026.

Lloyds 4.58%

2 Year Fixed at 65% LTV, GBP 999. Latest row: 8 June 2026.

NatWest 4.63%

2 Year Fixed at 60% LTV, GBP 995. Latest row: 13 June 2026.

How LTV changes the rate

Loan-to-value is one of the biggest pricing levers in UK mortgage rates. Lower LTV bands often price more cheaply because the lender is taking less risk, but the best lender can vary by band.

Seven focused lender entries

This is deliberately not a long rate dump. RateWatch selects up to seven highly relevant rows from the full dataset, ranked by the best matching rate and diversified by lender where possible. The wider row count is still used for the stats and analysis above.

LenderProductLTVFocused rateFeeUpdatedWhy included
Barclays Remortgage 70% 2 Year Fixed3.72% GBP 999 2026-05-29 Best captured 2 year fixed row for Barclays in this view.
Halifax Remortgage 60% Tracker3.96% GBP 999 2026-06-08 Best captured tracker row for Halifax in this view.
Lloyds Remortgage 60% Tracker3.96% GBP 999 2026-06-08 Best captured tracker row for Lloyds in this view.
HSBC Remortgage - Residential 60% Tracker4.05% GBP 999 2026-06-10 Best captured tracker row for HSBC in this view.
Santander Remortgage 80% Tracker4.27% GBP 999 2026-05-22 Best captured tracker row for Santander in this view.
NatWest Remortgage 60% Tracker4.28% GBP 995 2026-06-13 Best captured tracker row for NatWest in this view.
Nationwide Remortgage 60% 2 Year Fixed4.40% GBP 999 2026-06-10 Best captured 2 year fixed row for Nationwide in this view.

Showing 7 focused entries from 42 current rows in this page's dataset.

Remortgage mortgage rate questions

What are remortgage mortgage rates?

Remortgage mortgage rates are lender prices for borrowers in this category. The available rate can change by LTV, product term, fee tier, customer type and lender eligibility rules.

Who has the best remortgage mortgage rate right now?

The lowest captured rate in this page's current dataset is 3.72% from Barclays for 2 Year Fixed at 70% LTV. Check the fee and Updated column before treating it as the cheapest deal.

How often does RateWatch update these pages?

RateWatch refreshes lender data through scheduled scraper runs and updates these programmatic pages from the latest stored lender rows. Some lenders publish rate tables more frequently than others.

How can I check mortgage rates daily?

Use a mortgage rate tracker that shows the lender, product type, LTV, fee and update date together. RateWatch refreshes its current mortgage rates UK pages from stored lender rows so each page shows when the latest table data was captured.

What is the mortgage rate today?

The lowest captured rate in this page's current dataset is 3.72% from Barclays for 2 Year Fixed at 70% LTV. Check the fee and Updated column before treating it as the cheapest deal.

Why might the lowest headline rate not be the cheapest mortgage?

A mortgage with a lower rate can still cost more if it has a higher product fee, weaker incentives, a less suitable term or eligibility criteria that do not match the borrower.

How RateWatch builds this page

This page is generated from RateWatch's lender-rate database, using current rows marked as latest for the selected product category, LTV and term filters. It is designed as a mortgage interest rates tracker, not a paid advert and not mortgage advice.

The newest lender row in this view is dated 13 June 2026. The oldest row still included is dated 22 May 2026 because lenders do not all publish at the same frequency. The active customer-type filter is: Low fee.

Before acting, confirm the product directly with the lender or a qualified adviser. Rates can change quickly and borrower eligibility, fees, incentives and affordability checks can materially change the best option.